that is almost every cartridge right now.
I think it was VH that mentioned, before starting a build to have some brass laid up for the project. Smart move anytime but especially these days
that is almost every cartridge right now.
Don't do it you'll regret that I guarantee itI like the 6.5 saum but when my current barrel is done I have a 6.5 prc barrel already sitting in the
That they do. This will still drive some benefits down to the shooters in terms of availably and variety of components. I'm happy to see the 6.8 Western and hope it takes off because hopefully that will create a hunter's market for long, heavy, high-BC match-grade bullets in .270 via high-end loaded ammo lines. Berger makes twice as many 6.5 and 7mm bullet designs as they offer in .270. Seems to me that since on paper the 156gn 6.5mm EOL and 195gn 7mm EOL outrun the 170gn .270 EOL then there's still plenty of room for improvement at the top end of the .270 caliber.The amount of hunters heavily out numbers the actual shooters, that's why the market is geared mostly towards hunters
Case in point it Alpha and Peterson are selling cases that the majority of the market hasn't heard of, and they do that because shooters are serious about getting good stuff and willing to spend a lot of money on it. 6 Dasher is now a factory supported case, that was grass-roots growth driven by the benchrest and PRC crowd right there. Watch that Hornady tries to SAAMI-spec a slightly different Dasher and call it the 6 PRCHigh-quality brass is in high demand among serious shooters.
Lol I'm considering a dasher for my next build. I wouldn't mind this.Watch that Hornady tries to SAAMI-spec a slightly different Dasher and call it the 6 PRC
That's essentially the 7 PRC...I sure wish someone would revitalize the 7 LRM. A great efficient cartridge that checks all the boxes without burning a barrel out.
I don't think so. If memory serves me, the 7LRM is a longer case.That's essentially the 7 PRC...
I didn't say exactly. I said essentially. IIRC the case dimensions are very similar and both will launch a 180gr projectile around 3000 fps.I don't think so. If memory serves me, the 7LRM is a longer case.
The velocity for the 7LRM is closer to 3100 fps with a 180. In fact, mine was a tad faster. The advertised speed for the 7PRC is like 2950 fps. Not essentially the sameI didn't say exactly. I said essentially. IIRC the case dimensions are very similar and both will launch a 180gr projectile around 3000 fps.
I'd have to guess you were pushing it pretty hard to get those velocities or had a pretty long barrel. I'd also bet that 7 prc will push them a bit faster than 2950 with hand loading but who knows I guess.The velocity for the 7LRM is closer to 3100 fps with a 180. In fact, mine was a tad faster. The advertised speed for the 7PRC is like 2950 fps. Not essentially the same
I dont think the 7PRC is killing the 7SAUM.Its really a nice round.(7SAUM) The 7PRC hasnt had a big impact yet. Has anyone on here bought or built a 7PRCyet?Seenand factory 7PRC ammo for sale in a local store?All of a sudden I'm seeing 7saums popping up for sale. Seems like more than usual, here and other sites. Is everyone going to jump on the 7PRC and abandon the saum? With a new offering components should be much more available in the coming years I would think.
I don't think I will, I have another 6.5 prc barrel for my wife's gun that's faster then my saum and the saum suffers the same clickers as the prc. Potato/potato imo.Don't do it you'll regret that I guarantee it
Interesting that the prc is faster since the case capacity 68 grains while the saum is 73..I don't think I will, I have another 6.5 prc barrel for my wife's gun that's faster then my saum and the saum suffers the same clickers as the prc. Potato/potato imo.